I Took a Shit in the Chili's Parking Lot (1970s Lost Bluegrass Hit)

In the summer of 1972, in the small town of Lewisburg, WV, USA, The Bluegrass Bandits were born from a love of bluegrass and entertaining crowds.
Founded by banjo virtuoso Buck “Bucky” Hargrove and fiddle maestro Rusty “Strings” O’Malley, the band quickly grew with the addition of Mike "Sassy Lassy" McBride on bass, Jasper "Whiskers" Thompson on dobro, and Billy "Boots" Bailey on washboard.
Their breakout hit, “I Took a Shit in the Chili’s Parking Lot,” was inspired by a real-life incident on tour and became an instant crowd favorite, showcasing their knack for turning life's quirks into high-energy, toe-tapping tunes.
Known for their lively performances and cheeky lyrics, The Bluegrass Bandits brought a playful, rebellious spirit to the bluegrass scene of the 1970s, creating a legacy of laughter and music that continues to entertain.

[@postmaloneofficial]

he had no other choice

[@top.hit.records]

what else could he do?

[@TylerSnyder305]

Not too bad, but it doesn't sound like a 70's bluegrass song. There's no Mandolin the flat picking isn't fast enough, and the vocals have the sound of a modern southern pop singer. This sounds more like an acoustic early 90's traditionalist country type song. It's a computer, basically every single 70's bluegrass song ever recorded is available on KZbin for reference and the computer program should have done a better job. I'm glad they can't get it right though.

[@bradpickers332]

A.I. is getting better by the hour. I thoroughly enjoyed this. 😎

[@CodyYeates]

Like San Francisco.

[@billywilson1444]

This is my new favourite

[@kingmink138]

Well, God damn. I thought I was the only one.

[@backachershomestead]

Oh 💩 FJB,that's funny!